Vice President Kamala Harris announces over $100 million in aid to boost the auto industry and support auto workers and small suppliers in Detroit, focusing on electric vehicle production and job creation.

The U.S. Department of Energy defines "foreign entity of concern" to limit foreign influence on America's electric vehicle battery supply chain, impacting EV sales and tax credit eligibility.

The House Judiciary Committee released Mark Pomerantz's deposition video on its website, detailing his role in financial investigations related to Trump. The committee aims to reveal possible political bias in the prosecution.

The DC Committee of the Whole is reviewing budget-related legislation for fiscal planning, including immediate adjustments and funds allocation for local and federal programs.

Biden and Trump offer contrasting views on handling college campus protests, with Biden advocating for peaceful protest and Trump praising police crackdowns. Biden addressed anti-Semitism overlap while Trump labeled protesters as extremists.

The Biden-Harris administration will expand ACA health care coverage to include DACA recipients, potentially affecting over 100,000 Dreamers starting in November.

The Biden-Harris Administration announces a blueprint to support educators, spotlighting loan forgiveness progress and the push for more special education professionals, complemented by a White House celebration for the National Teacher of the Year.

Members of Congress criticized the National Guard for delays in issuing reenlistment bonuses, urging Chief General Hokanson to resolve the issue affecting over 13,000 servicemembers.

The SBA has revised its lending rules to allow individuals with criminal records to access loans, except those with fraud or incarceration history, aiming to improve economic opportunities for marginalized groups.

The Biden-Harris Administration is urging Congressional Republicans to support the extension of the Affordable Connectivity Program to continue helping 23 million households afford internet service.

House Republicans call on D.C. Mayor to address what they consider "antisemitic" protests on college campuses, with a focus on George Washington University, spurring debates on free speech.

President Biden has announced a $6.1 billion student debt cancellation for 317,000 borrowers affected by the predatory practices of the Art Institutes.

President Biden proclaimed May 2024 as Jewish American Heritage Month, recognizing Jewish Americans' contributions and addressing the rise of antisemitism.